Scammers place fraudulent QR codes over legitimate ones on public chargers, redirecting users to fake payment portals.
A single data breach in November 2024 compromised over 116,000 records , exposing sensitive user emails and banking details. Scammers place fraudulent QR codes over legitimate ones
The surge in electric vehicle (EV) adoption has created a new playground for cybercriminals. In 2024, cyberattacks on automotive and smart mobility products rose by , with EV charging infrastructure emerging as a primary target. These stations are no longer just "plugs"—they are highly connected IoT devices that bridge your car, your personal data, and the national power grid. In 2024, cyberattacks on automotive and smart mobility
Recent data shows that of EV charging attacks in 2024 had the potential to impact millions of connected devices. The risks range from minor "cyber pranks" to severe national security threats: The risks range from minor "cyber pranks" to